Anne-Marie Brady has been involved in undergraduate and postgraduate education since 2000 and is currently an Assistant Professor at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. She completed a Masters in Nursing at Northeastern University Boston, Massachusetts in 1999 and a Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Health Sciences Education in 2001. Her particular areas of research and teaching interest is general nursing and healthcare management. She has considerable international nursing experience, having worked in the United Kingdom, United States of American and the Irish Republic.
Catherine McCabe qualified as a nurse in 1988 and has experience in surgical and emergency nursing. Following completion of a Bachelors Degree in Nursing Studies at University College Dublin in 1996, Catherine has been involved in developing and teaching undergraduate and postgraduate nursing programmes. In January 2001 she was awarded an MSc in Nursing by the University of Manchester and in February 2002 joined Trinity College, School of Nursing and Midwifery as a lecturer. She completed her PhD in 2009 and is currently an Assistant Professor at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.
Margaret McCann is currently an Assistant Professor at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland and was previously employed as a lecturer in the Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. Margaret obtained an MSc in Nursing from the University of Manchester and Royal College of Nursing in 2001. She has been involved in nurse education since 1996. Margaret's primary teaching and research interests lie in the area of urology and renal care.